A window-mounted unit rather than a floor-standing one, running at 42 dB or less, with the compressor sitting in the window opening instead of out on the floor of the room. Cooling is 10000 BTU on the ASHRAE scale and 6300 BTU on SACC, covering around 250 sq ft, drawing 570 W at 5.1 A on 115V 60Hz, and moving 340 cubic meters of air per hour. Six modes is more than most: cool, dry, fan, auto, sleep, and energy saver, the last two being the ones that decide a summer electricity bill. A My Temp mode holds the room at an accurate setpoint instead of cycling around it. Fan speeds run high, low, or quiet, and the thermostat covers 62 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit; pressing the up and down buttons together switches the display between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Air is directed by hand, swinging 40 degrees up and down and 100 degrees left to right. A 24-hour timer handles the rest of the schedule. Control is by touchable LED panel or the remote, which works up to 16.5 ft away. The filter washes clean and the unit drains water. The cabinet is ABS with a galvanized plate and copper, measures 19 in wide by 29 deep by 15 high, and weighs 62 lbs, fitting windows from 24 to 48 inches. Shipped with it are a remote, a top foam sealer, a mounting block, four foam sealers, and instructions. The dehumidifier pulls 35 pints a day.